Last updated: 9th July 2024
This page contains a list of the current Local Rules that apply at all times.
The Temporary Local Rules page contains a list of rules that are currently in place due to specific course conditions or other temporary factors.
OUT OF BOUNDS ( RULE 18 ) |
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PENALTY AREAS ( RULE 17 ) |
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OBSTRUCTIONS ( RULES 15 AND 16 ) |
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GROUND UNDER REPAIR / NO PLAY ZONES ( RULE 16 ) |
If a ball lies in an area designated as Ground Under Repair, or if the area interferes with the player's swing or stance, the player may take relief under Rule 16.1. The following areas are designated Ground Under Repair:
If a ball lies in an area marked as a No Play Zone (NPZ), or if the area interferes with the player's swing or stance, the player must take relief under Rule 16.1f (free relief or relief under penalty).
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PENALTY FOR BREACH OF LOCAL RULE: |
Match Play: Loss of hole
Stroke Play: Two strokes |
YARDAGE POSTS (TO CENTRE OF GREEN): |
150 Yards = White Ringed
100 Yards = Blue Ringed |
PLEASE NOTE: |
In the event of lightning or a thunderstorm occurring whilst you are on the course, players are advised to leave the course immediately. If you choose to play on, it is at your own risk. No siren/alarm will be sounded by the Club. Participation in the sport of golf carries inherent risks, both to golfers and to others using or present on the course. It is incumbent on those engaged in the playing of golf to act in a responsible manner with due respect for their own safety and that of persons on the course both fellow players and non golfers alike. All golfers should ensure they are familiar with the general rules of golf as approved by R&A Rules Ltd and understand accepted practises of golf ettiquette, specifically those relating to safety, to ensure they act in a safe and responsible manner with due care and for themselves, their colleagues and third parties. In particular, if a player plays a ball in a direction where there is a danger of hitting somone, they should immediately shout a warning. The traditional warning in such situations is " fore". |
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